Changes in western redcedar feasibility in the Robson Valley (Omineca Region)

CCISS maps indicate that western redcedar feasibility declines on mesic sites in valley-bottom ICH units in the Robson Valley east of Prince George. These units currently contain some of the largest cedar trees in the province's interior and tree-ring analysis shows they are growing well (although widespread crown damage from drought has been recently recorded as well). The CCISS maps also indicate that cedar feasibility increases to a 1 in areas west of Prince George. I think these projections should be reviewed.


Start by reviewing the CCISS maps and the linked Cw_change_ROM image for the Robson Valley and areas west of Prince George. Compare the feasibility projections with the stated tree-growth and crown-damage observations; done means documenting whether the projections should be revised and why.

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